Music Trade Review
Issue: 1917 Vol. 65 N. 2 - Page 1
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VOL. LXV.
mm
NEW YORK, JULY 14, 1917
No. 2
"When Homer took his lyre the words of his songs followed
each other like the waves of a lofty stream."—Heredia
There is no entertainment more stirring and more inspiring than
the recital of the immortal strophes of the poets sustained by the
celestial chords of the Wurlitzer Harp.
THE
Please Write for Particulars
WURLITZER
HARP CAN BE MASTERED
IN A FEW
MONTHS
The Rudolph Wurlitzer Go.
NEW YORK
115 West 40th
CINCINNATI
121 East Fourth
CHICAGO
325 South Wabash
VOL. LXV.
mm
NEW YORK, JULY 14, 1917
No. 2
"When Homer took his lyre the words of his songs followed
each other like the waves of a lofty stream."—Heredia
There is no entertainment more stirring and more inspiring than
the recital of the immortal strophes of the poets sustained by the
celestial chords of the Wurlitzer Harp.
THE
Please Write for Particulars
WURLITZER
HARP CAN BE MASTERED
IN A FEW
MONTHS
The Rudolph Wurlitzer Go.
NEW YORK
115 West 40th
CINCINNATI
121 East Fourth
CHICAGO
325 South Wabash
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